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[00:00:00] "we need to prepare, there are
[00:00:03] approximately 400 buildings at risk of
[00:00:06] collapse, and we know that these buildings will collapse, especially
[00:00:10] now with the upcoming winter. uh, we
[00:00:13] need support uh, most importantly with
[00:00:17] machinery, equipment, among others also
[00:00:20] to our colleagues here, they don't have oil
[00:00:24] and spare parts uh to continue and to work with all the
[00:00:28] equipment that is still..."
[00:00:49] The editorial board of BHT1 is launching
[00:00:52] an initiative to file a lawsuit against the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:00:56] and all those responsible in the parliamentary assembly and the Council of Ministers
[00:00:59] for not respecting the Law on the Public RTV System of Bosnia and
[00:01:03] Herzegovina, due to which the public service has been brought to
[00:01:06] ruin. They state that BHRT's accounts are still
[00:01:09] blocked, which at this moment means that the transmission of matches of the Bosnian and Herzegovinian national
[00:01:13] football team in the Nations League is in question. From Friday,
[00:01:16] the broadcasting of
[00:01:19] to adapt to the conditions here, to certain shows will also be suspended. Once again, they call on the relevant institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina to urgently adopt
[00:01:23] a systemic solution for collecting and distributing RTV fees
[00:01:26] and thus enable BNHRT workers
[00:01:30] adequate conditions for
[00:06:50] Sara Botić brings us the weather forecast at the end.
[00:06:54] Although we are already in the second half of September, the weather reminds us that summer,
[00:06:57] calendrically, is still ongoing. Another warm day is ahead of us,
[00:07:00] then from Friday, a change in weather, rain, showers,
[00:07:04] significantly cooler this weekend. Today,
[00:07:07] the weather will be stable, warm, but more moisture and cloudiness will start to arrive from the west,
[00:07:11] so... From Friday, there will be a change in weather,
[00:07:14] precipitation, and a drop in temperature. Thursday
[00:07:17] will be sunny with a moderate increase in cloudiness during the day, and
[00:07:21] in the afternoon, we expect rain in the northwest of Bosnia, while the
[00:07:24] wind will be light in the south, southwesterly, and in other regions, northerly
[00:07:28] and northeasterly. The minimum morning temperature in Bosnia
[00:07:32] will be from 8 to 13, in the south in Herzegovina up to 19 degrees,
[00:07:36] and the highest daily temperature will be from 24 to 32
[00:07:40] degrees. On Friday, it will remain partly cloudy
[00:07:43] with rain, showers, and occasional thunderstorms. On Saturday, it will be cloudy
[00:07:47] with showers in Herzegovina, especially in the morning, and later in the afternoon
[00:07:51] in the central, eastern, and western parts of Bosnia. The temperature will be
[00:07:55] significantly lower, so in Bosnia we expect up to 24, in the
[00:07:59] south up to 27
[00:08:00] degrees.
[00:08:03] And that's all for the news. Dear viewers, thank you for your attention, have a good
[00:08:06] evening.
[00:08:43] Good evening, you are watching the N1 daily news, this is the story
[00:08:46] of the day.
[00:08:50] This panel sentences you to a single prison sentence of
[00:08:54] 25 years. After these
[00:08:57] words, the courtrooms, unrest in The Hague, but
[00:09:01] also in Pristina. In addition to Hashim Thaçi, Jakup Krasniqi was also sentenced to
[00:09:04] 25 years in prison. Kadri Veseli to 18, and
[00:09:08] Rexhep Selimi to 13 years in prison.
[00:09:15] And other topics in the news also related to
[00:09:18] the verdict.
[00:09:23] Numerous reactions to the verdict for Thaçi
[00:09:25] and others.
[00:09:28] We are very disappointed because I don't think the verdict is correct. Well, we're not
[00:09:32] interested in that. We're not interested in that. We're not in
[00:09:35] politics, thank you. At this moment, we have
[00:09:37] no reason to rejoice or
[00:09:41] grieve.
[00:09:44] In her State of the European Union address, European Commission President Ursula
[00:09:47] von der Leyen also mentioned
[00:09:49] Serbia.
[00:09:52] I was horrified by the photographs from Ratko Mladić's funeral in
[00:09:56] Belgrade last
[00:09:57] week.
[00:10:01] The pre-election race continues, who has dropped out, who is still
[00:10:04] running this marathon, and
[00:10:06] why?
[00:10:08] Definitely a referendum atmosphere, and anyone who doesn't see that is politically
[00:10:12] blind.
[00:10:15] Sunny and warm weather in the coming days, cool and
[00:10:18] foggy mornings.
[00:10:30] They are guilty, they committed war crimes. The Kosovo Specialist Chambers
[00:10:34] in The Hague pronounced the first-instance verdict against the leader of the former
[00:10:38] KLA, Hashim Thaçi, and his closest associates, Kadri
[00:10:42] Veseli, Rexhep Selimi, and Jakup Krasniqi. Thaçi and
[00:10:45] Krasniqi were sentenced to 25 years in prison, Veseli to
[00:10:49] 18, and Selimi to 13
[00:10:50] years.
[00:10:53] The former commander of the KLA did not listen to the details
[00:10:57] of the indictment being read to him,
[00:11:00] but the earpiece was in place when Hashim Thaçi was to hear
[00:11:04] the most important thing, the judge's "Stand up" and the verdict
[00:11:07] delivered in the name of the people of Kosovo. Mr. Hashim Thaçi.
[00:11:11] This panel sentences you to a single prison sentence of
[00:11:15] 25
[00:11:16] years.
[00:11:20] Mr. Krasniqi, this panel sentences you to
[00:11:24] a single...
[00:11:51] And while mourning continued in the square in Pristina, a group of Kosovo Albanians who had been following the verdict
[00:11:55] far from the courthouse in The Hague, caused
[00:11:57] unrest. The police used water cannons to disperse
[00:12:01] the gathered crowd.
[00:12:05] And a little later in Pristina, Albanian and American flags
[00:12:09] were waved in a protest march, and "UÇK" and "Thaçi" were chanted.
[00:12:12] The gathered crowd went to the Eulex headquarters, where
[00:12:16] the situation escalated. Demonstrators, some of whom
[00:12:19] wore masks, clashed with the police. The building
[00:12:23] of the international mission was pelted with stones, and the building
[00:12:26] of the Kosovo government in Pristina was also pelted,
[00:12:30] windows broken.
[00:12:32] Anger and dissatisfaction in
[00:12:37] Kosovo. In Belgrade, the verdict against the leaders of the former
[00:12:40] KLA was followed with far less attention. I think that
[00:12:43] what the court proved and did should be
[00:12:47] respected. 25 years in
[00:12:50] prison, too little in your opinion? Well, how is it not little, for
[00:12:54] genocide, almost. No, everyone should be held accountable for the crime they
[00:12:57] committed, wherever it was and against
[00:13:00] whoever it was committed. Crimes are unacceptable, so
[00:13:04] I'm glad that for a change,
[00:13:07] someone else is convicted and not just
[00:13:10] us. When you deliver a verdict in the name of the people of Kosovo, and when high-ranking Kosovar
[00:13:14] officials challenge that verdict,
[00:13:18] that will certainly on the international and domestic level
[00:13:21] have some consequences. On the other hand, this will spill over
[00:13:25] into an increased number of indictments for war
[00:13:29] crimes committed by Serbs. Four former KLA leaders
[00:13:33] have been in The Hague since November 2020. And
[00:13:36] the trial before the Kosovo Specialist Chambers began in April
[00:13:40] 2023. The prison sentences handed down
[00:13:44] include the six years they have already spent in
[00:13:47] detention. Both the defense and the prosecution have the right
[00:13:51] to appeal the first-instance verdict. Nenad Nešić, N1.
[00:13:55] Belgrade.
[00:13:57] Chief Prosecutor Kimberly West welcomed the verdict, stating that it is important for
[00:14:00] the rule of law in Kosovo to deliver, as she said, belated
[00:14:04] justice for the victims. Hashim Thaçi's defense lawyer Pierre Prosper says
[00:14:08] he is shocked by the verdict, stating that it was predetermined, and that it only took into
[00:14:12] account the evidence presented by the prosecution. After the pronouncement
[00:14:16] of the verdicts in The Hague, there were disturbances in the place where Kosovo Albanians had gathered.
[00:14:19] Several people climbed onto police
[00:14:23] vehicles and hit them. The police used water cannons to disperse
[00:14:27] the gathered crowd. Most of the day in the afternoon was
[00:14:31] peaceful.
[00:14:39] We are very disappointed because I don't think the verdict is correct.
[00:14:43] The KLA was one of the groups that fought for our freedom. How can
[00:14:47] freedom fighters be criminals?
[00:14:51] This is a sad day for Albanian history, because these fighters
[00:14:54] fought for the freedom of the people, and this is a scandal.
[00:14:58] We hope it won't have consequences, because otherwise, what
[00:15:01] is the purpose of fighting for freedom if we end up in this
[00:15:05] situation?
[00:15:08] There should be no euphoria because of the first-instance verdict against the former
[00:15:12] KLA leaders, says Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić at the presidential conference.
[00:15:15] He states that the court did not deal with the murders, abductions,
[00:15:19] and disappearances of Serbs, and that the verdict in The Hague does not cover crimes against
[00:15:23] humanity. He said that the goal is to preserve peace and that he
[00:15:26] advocates for dialogue with Pristina.
[00:15:30] And this is a big lesson for us, just as it is a big
[00:15:33] indicator and a big lesson of the double standards and hypocrisy
[00:15:37] that prevail in the world around us. You can have both final
[00:15:40] and non-final verdicts, it's completely irrelevant,
[00:15:44] Serbs will always be criminals, everyone else will
[00:15:47] be liberators, heroes, champions. Everyone else will be
[00:15:50] allowed that, except Serbs. Serbs must not
[00:15:53] utter a word, they must not raise their heads,
[00:15:57] because as soon as they raise their heads, that
[00:16:00] head, metaphorically speaking, must
[00:16:02] be cut off.
[00:16:05] And the citizens of Kosovo who were in the center of Pristina
[00:16:07] watching the verdict, perceived it as a condemnation of the entire KLA, and
[00:16:11] believe it will be used against Kosovo. The protest
[00:16:15] in front of the Kosovo Government in Pristina, which began after the verdict,
[00:16:18] lasted throughout the evening and was peaceful and without
[00:16:22] incidents. Several hundred citizens gathered, carrying
[00:16:25] KLA flags and chanting the names of the convicted. Previously, they had
[00:16:28] protested in front of the Eulex mission building. Kosovo Prime Minister Albin
[00:16:32] Kurti assessed that the verdict is an unacceptable injustice
[00:16:35] and a severe punishment.
[00:16:40] The conviction and such a severe sentence for the four former KLA
[00:16:44] leaders represent an unacceptable injustice, a great and harmful
[00:16:48] punishment. This verdict may have been formally delivered in the name of the people
[00:16:51] of Kosovo, but this empty formulation should not be confused with the will
[00:16:54] of the people. This verdict must certainly be changed and corrected in
[00:16:58] the appeals process as soon as possible. In these difficult
[00:17:01] times, we stand with the families of the former KLA leaders and all their
[00:17:05] comrades who fought for liberation.
[00:17:12] I believe this is an injustice and more of a political decision. They are
[00:17:16] innocent. We are shocked, in a word, because we expected
[00:17:20] an acquittal for the main KLA leaders. With this verdict of the Special
[00:17:24] Court, it's almost as if the KLA was declared a terrorist organization.
[00:17:27] There's nothing else to say, this is a very political trial based
[00:17:31] on Serbia's files.
[00:17:34] Of course, I didn't expect this, nor did anyone else. What can I
[00:17:37] say? What else can I say, I have nothing to say. I didn't expect such an outcome.
[00:17:41] I am disappointed.
[00:17:45] In northern Kosovo, after the verdict against the four KLA leaders, it
[00:17:48] was peaceful with an increased police presence. Citizens remained reserved,
[00:17:51] mostly not commenting on the verdict
[00:17:54] for Thaçi.
[00:17:57] I'm not interested, to tell you the truth, I'm not interested.
[00:18:19] politics, thank you,
[00:18:20] yes.
[00:18:23] Marko Jakšić, a councilor of the Civic Initiative North for All from North Mitrovica, states for N1
[00:18:27] that it is problematic that six counts of the indictment were
[00:18:30] dismissed, as well as the fact that crimes against Serbs after June 20,
[00:18:34] 1999, were not taken into account. "Will this
[00:18:38] make things better for both peoples in Kosovo? I fear
[00:18:42] not, because this verdict came at the wrong time. It came at
[00:18:45] a time when nationalism in the Albanian community in Kosovo,
[00:18:49] thanks to Albin Kurti's policy, is at its highest level, and this
[00:18:52] will be an additional, additional boost for its strengthening. I
[00:18:56] fear that instead of a catharsis in the Albanian
[00:18:59] community because the KLA is not so brilliant and pure,
[00:19:03] this will, this will push them into absolute..." absolute
[00:19:06] nationalism, the consequences of which, believe me,
[00:19:10] I fear. Lawyer and victims' representative
[00:19:13] Aleksandar Olenik believes that the prosecution will appeal,
[00:19:17] focusing on the length of the sentence, but also on the fact that Thaçi and others
[00:19:21] were acquitted of the part of the indictment that refers to crimes against
[00:19:24] humanity.
[00:19:27] That part, in my opinion, must be the subject of the second-instance proceedings, and
[00:19:30] I think that this panel, or rather the council that will
[00:19:34] discuss the appeals, will have to specifically
[00:19:37] examine that part, because the evidence was fixed and
[00:19:41] presented many years before the trial itself.
[00:19:44] I will give you an example, uh, the victims represented by my office, they were all
[00:19:48] in one camp for a long time, and KFOR
[00:19:51] liberated them. On that occasion, they came, occupied,
[00:19:55] disarmed these KLA members, recorded everything, made evidence,
[00:19:59] took them, of course, to the hospital in Bondsteel, where they treated them, they documented
[00:20:02] everything that happened in that camp,
[00:20:06] there is fixed evidence. That evidence was presented at this
[00:20:09] trial. One of them gave a statement before the court itself, the others
[00:20:13] gave recorded statements that were recorded here, so everything was established
[00:20:17] there.
[00:20:20] The European Union and the United States also reacted. European Commissioner for
[00:20:23] Enlargement Marta Kos states that verdicts must be respected and that
[00:20:27] the convicted have the right to appeal. This is about individual responsibility and
[00:20:31] justice for victims and their families from all communities in Kosovo. I call on
[00:20:35] actors in the region to contribute to healing the wounds of
[00:20:38] the past. Only through reconciliation can the countries of the region overcome divisions
[00:20:42] and move forward towards a common future in the European Union, Kos stated on X.
[00:20:45] The
[00:20:48] United States of America respects the verdict of the Specialist Chambers and calls on all
[00:20:52] parties to accept the court's decision, Radio Free Europe reports.
[00:20:55] Washington calls for avoiding inflammatory rhetoric after
[00:20:59] the verdict. We call on all parties to respect the court's decision, avoid
[00:21:03] rhetoric that incites tensions, and continue to work towards a peaceful, democratic
[00:21:07] future, Washington stated.
[00:21:20] European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, during her State of the Union address,
[00:21:23] also referred to the recent funeral of Ratko Mladić in Belgrade.
[00:21:27] She never once uttered the word Serbia or mentioned the current government in Belgrade,
[00:21:31] only mentioning the capital
[00:21:32] city.
[00:21:36] I was horrified by the photographs from Ratko
[00:21:39] Mladić's funeral in Belgrade last week. He committed the most heinous
[00:21:42] crimes against humanity. The glorification of
[00:21:45] war criminals simply has no place in the European
[00:21:49] Union. All victims of the wars in the former
[00:21:52] Yugoslavia deserve to be remembered, and all their
[00:21:55] families deserve our compassion, because that is
[00:21:59] precisely what we, as a Union, defend: truth, justice,
[00:22:02] and respect for our
[00:22:04] values.
[00:22:13] One part of the opposition interrupted the fight for mandates for the sake
[00:22:16] of students and the referendum atmosphere, the other part is not thinking about it, and
[00:22:20] for that, it faces criticism. The Republican Election Commission is proclaiming
[00:22:23] lists one after another. So far, it has proclaimed five, of which
[00:22:27] two are minority phantom ones. For now, there are
[00:22:30] none yet.
[00:22:32] The offer on the ballot is increasing. By RIK's decision,
[00:22:36] position 3 on it is reserved for the student list. In the
[00:22:40] fourth place will be the coalition of Rasim Ljajić. Good
[00:22:43] day. Under serial number five. The Alliance of Vojvodina
[00:22:46] Hungarians. The People's Serbia list collected
[00:22:50] signatures, brought them for serial number allocation, and then withdrew
[00:22:53] from the election race in favor of students, waiting for the
[00:22:56] list declaration procedure to be completed so that they can
[00:22:59] formally withdraw. We have always been either in a large coalition that
[00:23:03] was supported by students, or we supported students. We did that
[00:23:07] this time too, and I think these are the most important topics that we need
[00:23:10] to collectively form a bloc with to move forward.
[00:23:14] The atmosphere that has been created in Serbia over the last few days is definitely
[00:23:18] a referendum atmosphere, and anyone who doesn't see that
[00:23:21] is politically blind. We collected signatures, right, faster than
[00:23:25] anyone else, thus showing that we can, but we won't.
[00:23:28] However, RIK announced that People's Serbia lacks
[00:23:31] 67 legally valid voter signatures. The
[00:23:35] coalition responds, no problem, they will supplement them, even though
[00:23:38] they are going to the elections. The coalition of European Serbia still needs to submit
[00:23:42] signatures for verification. They are still collecting them, they say, the job
[00:23:45] is hampered by a lack of certifiers. It's not a rush
[00:23:48] like with that line. It's like it was, but it's quite
[00:23:52] moderate, as people we expected them to come, I think it should
[00:23:56] be submitted by the end of the week, unless, of course, the party
[00:23:59] or our coalition has another
[00:24:03] deadline. They will not withdraw
[00:24:07] bearers of that list, on X. He did not want to elaborate
[00:24:10] on his position for N1, because, we quote, the format
[00:24:14] does not suit him. His coalition partner Goran Ješić is more
[00:24:17] eloquent in his post, and with a message to those who think that
[00:24:21] withdrawal is better, he criticizes journalists for asking how
[00:24:24] realistic that scenario is. Quite an embarrassing journalistic
[00:24:28] article, but okay, sometimes it's important to know that
[00:24:31] with Dalmatians, engineers, and military personnel, such
[00:24:35] pressures don't really work. We start from
[00:24:38] Bibra and push forward. Greetings. To withdraw or
[00:24:42] to stay. Difficult decisions for all actors, especially as pressures
[00:24:45] are growing from all sides, explains Professor Dušan Spasojević of the Faculty
[00:24:48] of Political Sciences.
[00:24:51] He assumes that those who want to go into battle against the regime alone
[00:24:54] are encouraged by public opinion polls. I think that currently no one
[00:24:58] has a good enough measuring instrument
[00:25:00] to say exactly where they are, and ultimately, the final results will probably
[00:25:04] depend on the campaign itself and the dynamics within the broader
[00:25:08] opposition-student bloc, adds
[00:25:11] Spasojević. Perhaps it is better for opposition voters, for whom the
[00:25:13] ideological factor is crucial, to have an alternative,
[00:25:17] whether they are left or right in relation to
[00:25:20] students. Mladen Savatović, N1,
[00:25:24] Belgrade. The
[00:25:30] at which complaints filed regarding the proclamation of the
[00:25:33] Serbian Progressive Party's list are being discussed. One of the complaints was filed by the director of Birodia
[00:25:37] Zoran Gavrilović in his capacity as a voter. He
[00:25:40] states that the SNS list bears a name that contains the name of the current
[00:25:43] President of the Republic, the first on that list, who continues to perform his function,
[00:25:47] and therefore assesses that the Republican Election Commission
[00:25:51] should not have declared that list, or rather, that it illegally
[00:25:53] declared it valid. That complaint was rejected, and
[00:25:57] three other voters filed identical
[00:25:59] complaints.
[00:26:03] "I think that even the President of the Republic himself admitted
[00:26:07] that he is in a conflict of interest at the moment when, I believe it was yesterday or
[00:26:10] the day before yesterday, he announced that he would resign and that he would
[00:26:14] go into the campaign as an ordinary citizen. That means that he also, to some extent,
[00:26:18] nurtures an awareness that what he is doing is not in
[00:26:21] accordance with the constitution and the law. Only, our job was not to
[00:26:25] assess whether he would resign, whether his word has
[00:26:28] weight, no weight, whether he will fulfill it or not, but to..."
[00:26:32] assess whether he was in a conflict of interest at the moment when
[00:26:35] this electoral list was submitted to the Republican Electoral Commission. In the complaint,
[00:26:39] one, two, three, four, there is not
[00:26:42] a single argument based
[00:26:45] on the law on the election of national of deputies, neither on the constitution, nor on
[00:26:49] this legal provision was invoked,
[00:26:52] what they invoke in one, second, third, fourth, that
[00:26:56] there is a conflict of interest,
[00:26:59] to be a candidate, that is only to be a candidate. on the list that was
[00:27:03] submitted.
[00:27:06] The OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, i.e.
[00:27:10] ODHIR, opened a mission for election observation on October
[00:27:13] 25th after an invitation from the competent institutions based on the findings of the mission
[00:27:17] for assessing the needs for conducted in July. The mission
[00:27:20] is led by Ogan Murphy, and consists of a core team of 14
[00:27:24] international experts based in Belgrade. Across the country,
[00:27:28] from September 25th, 30 long-term
[00:27:31] observers will be deployed. and ODHIR plans to request 300
[00:27:35] short-term ones who would join the mission a few days before
[00:27:39] election
[00:27:39] day.
[00:27:47] The elections in Serbia were discussed in Washington in Congress at
[00:27:50] a briefing on the upcoming elections on October 25th.
[00:27:53] Republican Joe Wilson stated, although he did not present
[00:27:57] evidence for it, that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, with Russia's help, is trying
[00:28:00] to manipulate the elections.
[00:28:05] Vučić has ruled Serbia for more than a decade and is now trying to imitate
[00:28:08] war criminal Putin, by moving from the position of president to the position of
[00:28:12] prime minister. There are clear indications that Russia and Vučić
[00:28:16] are trying to use every trick to rig the outcome of these
[00:28:19] elections, to use propaganda, state resources, to
[00:28:23] place media under state control, it is already known that
[00:28:26] Pegasus tracking technology has been installed on the phones
[00:28:29] of students and individuals from the opposition. This is
[00:28:33] unacceptable behavior in contradiction with accepted
[00:28:36] obligations that the elections will be fair and
[00:28:39] free.
[00:28:42] European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen today also said that the European
[00:28:45] Union is opening the door for Canada to become its first
[00:28:48] associate member. She stated this during her address on the State of the European Union before
[00:28:52] the European Parliament in Strasbourg. After she
[00:28:55] mentioned Canada's associate membership, von der Leyen approached the Canadian Prime Minister,
[00:28:59] hugged him, and those present in the hall gave him a standing ovation.
[00:29:08] We will move from a comprehensive economic and trade agreement
[00:29:12] to an alliance for the future in order to create a common space
[00:29:16] of prosperity and economic security, we will cooperate on
[00:29:20] intelligent manufacturing, we will create a technological
[00:29:23] alliance, we will integrate defense industrial
[00:29:26] bases. We will make the Arctic a leading joint
[00:29:30] project, we will work together on energy, critical minerals,
[00:29:33] batteries, as well as artificial intelligence,
[00:29:36] quantum technologies, cyber economic
[00:29:39] security.
[00:29:42] The US House of Representatives for the third time voted to stop
[00:29:46] the war in Iran, now the number of ruling Republicans who
[00:29:50] stood with opposition Democrats has also increased, giving them a majority
[00:29:54] for adoption. The resolution aims to prevent US
[00:29:57] President Donald Trump from waging war against Iran without congressional
[00:30:00] approval. This is the third resolution
[00:30:02] this summer, but none has reached the president himself who must
[00:30:05] sign it. It is certain that Trump would veto it.
[00:30:09] In circumstances of a very thin Republican majority, opposition
[00:30:12] Democrats were given the majority for voting on the resolution by
[00:30:15] four Republican representatives. All Democratic
[00:30:19] representatives voted for
[00:30:20] the resolution.
[00:30:27] We are at the end of the news, next is the weather forecast brought to us by Sara
[00:30:30] Botić.
[00:30:32] Although we have already entered the second half of September, the weather these
[00:30:36] days reminds us that summer calendrically is still ongoing,
[00:30:39] we have sunny, warm days ahead, but cool mornings,
[00:30:43] the temperature will then be above average during the day. Over
[00:30:47] our area, a field of slightly elevated atmospheric pressure and
[00:30:51] warm air masses remains, so the weather in the coming days will be stable
[00:30:54] with weak to moderate development of daily cloudiness. On
[00:30:57] Thursday it will be sunny, warm.